His policies led to a tangle of expensive legal challenges.
That has led to a tangle of statements and explanations from London, and charges by the Conservative opposition leader, David Cameron, that Mr. Brown and his ministers have been deceitful in their dealings with Washington and their public statements at home.
In what has become a daily occurrence, his request led to a tangle with the chief judge, Richard May. "All of you know full well that I am not going to run away from this place of force and injustice, where my people and where my country are being defended," Mr. Milosevic said.
It's a bizarrely inefficient piece of politesse that leads to a comic tangle of arms and thank-yous and excuse-mes as you head out into the night.
This led to a bureaucratic tangle of overlapping jurisdictions and responsibilities typical of the administrative style of the Nazi regime.
The resulting deregulation of intraneuronal signalling contribute to neurodegeneration (see below), whereas the elevated levels of A βo and phosphorylated TAU, which have a high propensity to aggregate, lead to A β plaques and TAU tangles.
Enhanced activity of calcium/calmodulin kinase II has been suggested to contribute to phosphorylation of tau protein and lead to neurofibrillary tangle deposition and neuronal death in Alzheimer's disease (31).
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Trail of Police Errors Led to a Death in Harlem A tangle of mistakes by the police, including communications failures, poor supervision, ignorance about some procedures and a failure to follow others, led to the death of a 57-year-old Harlem woman in a mistaken drug raid, according to a report issued by the Police Department.
This sordid process led to an ever-expanding tangle of state-funded scandal, drama, and duplicity, culminating in Bill's December 1998 impeachment by the House of Representatives.
